Queens University of Charlotte - Coronet / Edelweiss Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Laura Rebecca Watt, B L. r. 2. Charlotte, N. C. “The reason firm, the temperate Tvill, Endurance, foresight, strength and skill.” Treasurer of Society, 10, ’ll; Secretary Society, ’ll, ’12; Treasurer Y. W. C. A., ’ll, 12; Varsity, 08, 12; Captain Class B. B. Team, 09, 12; Captain Track Team, 10, 12; Marshal, ’ll, 12; Member Student Council, 10, 12; Member Y W. C. A. Cabinet, 10, 12; Business Manager Varsity, ’ll, ’12; Vice-President Athletic Association, 10, ’ll; President Athletic Association, ' 1 I, ’12; Class President, ’ 10 , ’ 12 . A look at her face will show an abundance of what some might call stubbornness, but which for delicacy’s sake will be termed obstinacy. Read the list of officers above and see what a figurehead she is in athletics. Her greatest difficulty has always been in her inability to show Dr. Bridges what she is “driving at.’ Business, however, is Laura’s strong fort. The class fas shown its appreciation of her graces by electing her president for two years.

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(Hass Organization Motto: Labor Omnia Vine ' ll. Class Colors: Orange and Navy Blue Class Flower: White Hyacinth. OFFICERS Laura Rebecca Watt. President Maggie Wallace Query. Vice-President Lilli an Shaw Secretary Katherine Wilson. Treasure Marjorie Washburn. Historian Rena I Iarrhi.l. Poet Cornelia Ehrich. Prophet Margaret Hudson.. Larvyer

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Margaret Alexander Hudson, A.B., II. a. Waxhaw, N. C. “Her bark ' s wore than her bite.” Treasurer Class 09-’l0; Class Ten¬ nis Team ’09-’ 1 0, ’ 1 0-’ I I , ’ 1 I 1 2 ; Monitress I 0- ' 1 I ; Supervisor Society 11 - 12 ; Class Lawyer ’ 1 1-’1 2 ; Art Editor Annual ' I 1 1 2. Small in stature, she is large in con¬ versation, and is always ready to talk. Charter member Kickers’ Association. German is her pet aversion, but she is some star in mathematics. Willing to give all kinds of information concerning the “Lake Poets.” Usually very sensible, but she is entirely unresponsible when “Belks” is in the question. But after all has been said it shall remain that brains, not size, make women, and “Babe” is a cute little thing anyway. Maggie Wallace Query, A.B., r. 2 . Clover, S. C. ‘‘There ' s nothing ill can In such a temple.” Class Historian ’ I 0-’ 1 I ; President Gamma Sigma Society ’I I -’ I 2 ; Vice- President Class ’1 1-12; Assistant Editor Annual 1 1-12; Member Student Coun¬ cil ’ 1 I -’ I 2 ; Vice-President Y. W. C. A. 11-12; Member Cabinet I I-’I 2. Voted the most intellectual girl in col¬ lege, Maggie certainly deserved the honor, possessing an unusual mind and plenty of perseverance and determination to carry out her ideals, she will always succeed. She is usually calm and reserved, but oc¬ casionally flies the track, and when she does there is something doing. Kind and considerate, she is a sample of 1912’s best.